StarTech SV565HDIP User Manual

HDMI® KVM Over IP Extender | 4K 30Hz | 328
ft. (100 m)

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User Manual

SKU#: SV565HDIP

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Manual Revision: 04/24/2020

Compliance Statements

FCC Compliance Statement

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class
B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed
to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential
installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency
energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may
cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this
equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception,
which can be determined by turning the equipment o and on, the user is
encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following
measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna

• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit dierent from that to
which the receiver is connected

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help

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Protected Names and Symbols

This manual may make reference to trademarks, registered trademarks, and
other protected names and/or symbols of third-party companies not related in
any way to StarTech.com. Where they occur these references are for illustrative
purposes only and do not represent an endorsement of a product or service
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applies by the third-party company in question. Regardless of any direct
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hereby acknowledges that all trademarks, registered trademarks, service marks,
and other protected names and/or symbols contained in this manual and
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Safety Statements

Safety Measures

• Wiring terminations should not be made with the product and/or electric
lines under power.

• Product installation and/or mounting should be completed by a certied
professional as per the local safety and building code guidelines.

• Cables (including power and charging cables) should be placed and routed
to avoid creating electric, tripping or safety hazards.

Mesures de sécurité

• Les terminaisons de câblâge ne doivent pas être eectuées lorsque le produit
et/ou les câbles électriques sont sous tension.

• L’installation et/ou le montage du produit doit être réalisé par un
professionnel certié et dans le respect des normes locales et du code de
construction local.

• Les câbles (y compris les câbles d’alimentation et de chargement) doivent
être placés et acheminés de façon à éviter tout risque électrique, de chute ou
de sécurité

安全対策

• 電源が入っている状態の製品または電線の終端処理を行わないでくださ
い。

• 製品の設置やマウントは、使用地域の安全ガイドラインおよび建築基準に
従い、有資格の専門業者が行うようにしてください。

• ケーブル（電源ケーブルと充電ケーブルを含む）は、適切な配置と引き回し
を行い、電気障害やつまづきの危険性など、安全上のリスクを回避するよう
にしてください 。

Misure di sicurezza

• I terminiali dei li elettrici non devono essere realizzate con il prodotto e/o le
linee elettriche sotto tensione.

• L’installazione e/o il montaggio dei prodotti devono essere eseguiti da un
tecnico professionale certicato che conosca le linee guida locali sulle norme
edilizie e sulla sicurezza.

• I cavi (inclusi i cavi di alimentazione e di ricarica) devono essere posizionati
e stesi in modo da evitare pericoli di inciampo, rischi di scosse elettriche o
pericoli per la sicurezza.

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Säkerhetsåtgärder

• Montering av kabelavslutningar får inte göras när produkten och/eller
elledningarna är strömförda.

• Installation och/eller montering får endast göras av behöriga yrkespersoner
och enligt gällande lokala förordningar för säkerhet och byggnormer.

• Kablar (inklusive elkablar och laddningskablar) ska dras och placeras på så
sätt att risk för snubblingsolyckor och andra olyckor kan undvikas.

Warning Statements

• Make sure to assemble this product according to the instructions. Failure to
do so might result in personal injury or property damage.

• Never use this product if parts are missing or damaged.

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Table of Contents

Compliance Statements ........................................................................1

Safety Statements ..................................................................................2

Warning Statements ..............................................................................3

Product Diagram ....................................................................................6

Transmitter Front ....................................................................................................................................... 6

Transmitter Back ........................................................................................................................................7

Receiver Front .............................................................................................................................................8

Receiver Back .............................................................................................................................................. 9

Product Information ..............................................................................10

Package Contents ..................................................................................................................................... 10

Requirements ............................................................................................................................................. 10

Rotary Dip Switch ...................................................................................11

Changing the Rotary Dip Switch Channel ....................................................................................... 11

Installation ..............................................................................................12

Point to Point ..............................................................................................................................................12

LAN Connection ........................................................................................................................................ 13

Optional Installation ..............................................................................14

Installing the Rubber Feet ...................................................................................................................... 14

Connecting a Microphone ..................................................................................................................... 14

Connectivity Diagrams ..........................................................................15

Operation ................................................................................................16

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Push button Controls ...............................................................................................................................16

LED Indicators .........................................................................................18

System Conguration ............................................................................19

Locating the IP Address for the Transmitter and/or Receiver ................................................... 19

Accessing System Conguration .........................................................................................................19

Checking Version Information .............................................................................................................. 20

Updating the Firmware ...........................................................................................................................21

Resetting the Transmitter and/or Receiver to Factory Default Settings ................................ 23

Rebooting the Transmitter and/or Receiver .................................................................................... 25

EDID Settings (Receiver Only) ............................................................................................................... 26

Entering a Console API Command ...................................................................................................... 28

Viewing Statistics ..................................................................................................................................... 30

Basic Video Wall Conguration ........................................................................................................... 31

Advanced Video Wall Conguration ..................................................................................................34

Setting an IP Address ............................................................................................................................... 38

Changing Casting Mode ......................................................................................................................... 40

Conguring Video Over IP .....................................................................................................................42

Conguring USB Over IP ......................................................................................................................... 44

Conguring Serial Over IP ...................................................................................................................... 46

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) ...................................................... 48

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Product Diagram

Transmitter Front

1

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6

5

1 F2 Button

2 F1 Button

3 IR In Connector

4 Mic Out Port

5 Rotary Dip Switch

6 Serial Port 1

7 Serial Port 2

8 IR Out Connector

7

3 4

8

6

Transmitter Back

5

1 Network Status LED

2 RJ45 Port

3 HDMI Lock Screw

4 Audio Embed Switch

5 Power Port

6 Reset Button

7 HDMI Port

8 3.5 mm Audio Port

9 Mini USB-B Port

1 2 3 4

6 7 8 9

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Receiver Front

1 2 3 4

5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 F2 Button 7 Rotary DIP Switch

2 F1 Button 8 Serial Port 1

3 IR IN Connector 9 Serial Port 2

4 Microphone In

Port

5 USB-A Port 11 Resolution Switch

6 USB-A Port

10 IR OUT Connector

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Receiver Back

1

5

1 Network Status

LED

2 RJ45 Port 7 HDMI Port

3 HDMI Lock Screw 8 3.5 mm Audio Port

4 USB-A Port 9 USB-A Port

5 Power Port

2 3 4

6

7

6 Recessed Reset

Button

8 9

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Product Information

Package Contents

• Transmitter x 1

• Receiver x 1

• Universal Power Adapter (NA, JP, EU, UK, AU/NZ) x 2

• Mounting Kits x 2

• CAT5e Cables (1.5 m) x 2

• DB9 Serial Adapters x 2

• RJ11 Serial Cables (1.2 m) x 2

• HDMI Cable (1.2 m) x 1

• Mini USB-B to USB-A Cable (1.5 m) x 1

• Rubber Feet x 8

• Plastic Screwdriver x 1

• Quick-Start Guide x 1

Requirements

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• Video Source Device

• (Optional) HDCP 2.2 compliant monitors with HDMI

interface

• Display Device

• HDCP compliant

• Cables

• CAT5e/6 Cable

• HDMI Cables x 2

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• USB Keyboard

• USB Mouse

Rotary Dip Switch

The Rotary Dip Switch is located on the front of the
Transmitter and Receiver.

Rotary Dip Switch

If you are adding additional Transmitter/Receivers setups
on the same network you can use the Rotatory Dip Switch
to set all setups to the same channel or you can split the
trac, creating independent setups by assigning each setup a
dierent channel.

Note: By default the Rotary Dip Switch on the Transmitter
and Receiver is set to channel 0.

Changing the Rotary Dip Switch Channel

• On the Transmitter and Receiver, insert a Flathead

Screwdriver into the Rotary Dip Switch Slot and adjust the
Rotary Dip Switch to the desired channel.

Note: Set the Transmitter and Receiver to the same Ro-
tary Dip Switch channel.

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Installation

Point to Point

Transmitter

1. Connect an HDMI Cable to the HDMI Port on the

Transmitter and connect the other end to an HDMI port on

the Video Source Device.

2. Connect a Mini USB-B Connector on the USB-B to USB-A

Cable to the Mini USB-B Port on the Transmitter and
connect the USB-A Connector to a USB-A port on the Host
Computer or KVM Switch.

3. Connect a CAT5e/6 Cable to the RJ45 Port on the

Transmitter and connect the other end to the RJ45 Port on
the Receiver.

4. Connect the Universal Power Adapter to the Power Port

on the Transmitter and the other end into an AC Electrical

Outlet.

Receiver

1. Connect a USB Device (Keyboard and/or Mouse) to the

USB-A Ports (2) on the Receiver.

2. Connect an HDMI Cable to the HDMI Port on the Receiver

and connect the other end to an HDMI port on the Display
Device.

3. Connect the Universal Power Adapter to the Power Port

on the Transmitter and the other end into an AC Electrical
Outlet.

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LAN Connection

• When using a LAN Connection, follow the Point to Point

connection instructions but instead of connect the
Transmitter and Receiver to each other connect each of
them to a LAN Device (switch, router, etc.) using a CAT 5e/6
Cable.

• You can manually assign an IP Address to the Transmitter

and Receiver. See Accessing System Conguration and the

Setting an IP Address sections for further information.

Note: Your router must support IGMP snooping and Jumbo
Frames. Please refer to your network switch or router docu­mentation to ensure IGMP snooping and Jumbo Frames are
supported and enabled.

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Optional Installation

Installing the Rubber Feet

1. Remove the Rubber Feet from the Adhesive Strip.

2. Align each of the Rubber Feet on the back of the

Transmitter and Receiver, close to each of the four corners.

3. Remove the adhesive backing and apply the Rubber Feet in

the desired positions.

Connecting a Microphone

Note: A Microphone can only be connected when the
Transmitter and Receiver are set to unicast casting mode. See
the Changing Casting Mode section for further information.

1. Connect the Microphone Cable to the Microphone In Port

on the Receiver.

2. Connect a 3.5 Audio Cable to the Microphone Out Port on

the Transmitter and the other end to the Audio Input Port
on the KVM or Host Computer.

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Connectivity Diagrams

Point-to-Point Application

Computer Computer

Computer Computer

KVM

OR

Tx

SV565HDIP

Computer

CAT. 5e/6

Rx

SV565HDIP

HDMI

USB

USB

LAN Application

Computer Computer

Computer

Computer Computer

KVM

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Tx

SV565HDIP

Computer

LAN



Rx

SV565HDIP

CAT. 5e/6CAT. 5e/6

HDMI

USB

USB

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Operation

Push button Controls

Link and Unlink Video

• Push the F1 Button on either the Transmitter or the

Receiver, to link and unlink video.

Reset the Transmitter or Receiver to Default Settings

1. Power o the unit.

2. Press and hold the F1 Button.

3. While still holding the F1 Button, power the unit back on.

4. Hold the F1 Button for 17 seconds (the power/link LED will

ash green and blue).

5. Power cycle the unit to complete the reset.

Change from Graphic Mode to Video Mode

• Push the F2 Button once on either the Transmitter or

Receiver, to switch from Graphic Mode (default) to Video
Mode.

Selecting Anti Dither Adjustment Mode

Note: By default the Anti Dither Adjustment Mode is set to
o.

1. Push and hold the F2 Button for 3 seconds on either

the Transmitter or Receiver, to switch to Anti Dither
Adjustment Mode Level 1.

2. Push and hold the F2 Button for a second time will change

from Level 1 to Level 2.

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3. Push and hold the F2 Button for a third time to turn Anti

Dither Adjustment Mode o.

Copying EDID Settings

EDID settings can only be copied from the Receiver, using the
push buttons.

1. Power o the Receiver.

2. Press and hold the F2 Button.

3. While still holding the F2 Button, power the Receiver back

on

4. Hold the F2 Button for 12 seconds (the network status LED

will ash yellow).

Rebooting the System

• Push the Reset Button once on either the Transmitter

or Receiver, to reboot the system. (The system can also
be rebooted using the Web Interface, see Rebooting the

Transmitter and/or Receiver section).

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LED Indicators

The Transmitter and Receiver both have two LED Indicators.
The Network Indicator is located next to the RJ45 Port and the
Power/Link LED Indicator is located on the top of the units.

LED Function

Transmitter/Receiver

Network Flashing: Indicates the

system is connecting to a
network

O: Indicates abnormal
connection

Power/Link Solid Green: Indicates that

the Transmitter and Receiver
are not linked.

Solid Blue: Indicates that the
Transmitter and Receiver are
linked.

Flashing Green and Blue:
Indicates that the Transmitter
and Receiver are linked but
there is no video source.

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System Conguration

Locating the IP Address for the
Transmitter and/or Receiver

1. Press the F1 button on the Receiver.

2. The IP Address information will appear on the On Screen

Display (OSD) on the connected Display Device:

• Local IP = The Receiver’s IP Address.

• Remote IP = The Transmitter’s IP Address.

Locating the IP Address

Accessing System Conguration

1. Navigate to a web browser and enter either the

Transmitter’s or Receiver’s IP Address in the address bar.

2. Press the Enter key.

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3. The System tab will appear, giving you access to congure

the Transmitter or Receiver (depending on the IP Address
entered).

Checking Version Information

If the Version Information tab does not appear when you rst
log into the System Conguration, follow the steps below:

1. From the System screen, click on the Version Information

tab.

2. The Version Information tab will appear listing the version

information of the Transmitter or Receiver.

Version Information Screen

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Updating the Firmware

Note: Before updating the rmware ensure that the Trans­mitter and Receiver are not currently in use.

1. From the System screen, click on the Update Firmware tab.

Update Firmware Tab

2. The Update Firmware tab will appear.

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Update Firmware Tab

3. Click on the Choose File button to nd the rmware le on

the connected Computer.

4. Select an appropriate rmware le. When the le is selected

the name of the le will be listed next to the Choose File
button.

5. Click the Upload button to upload the rmware le. A

Status screen will appear displaying the statue of the
rmware update.

Notes: If the select le is not the correct le type a warning
message will appear indicating that the le type is incorrect.

Losing power during the rmware update may brick the unit.

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Firmware Update Failed

6. If you see the failed warning use the Back button located on

the browser to go back to the Update Firmware tab.

Note: You can perform the rmware update from either the

Transmitter or Receiver.

Resetting the Transmitter and/or
Receiver to Factory Default Settings

1. From the System screen, click on the Utilities tab.

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Utilities Tab

2. The Utilities tab will appear.

Utilities Tab

3. Click on the Factory Reset button.

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4. The unit (Transmitter or Receiver) will reboot, resetting the

unit to factory settings.

Rebooting the Transmitter and/or Receiver

1. From the System screen, click on the Utilities tab.

Utilities Tab

2. The Utilities tab will appear.

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Utilities Tab

3. Click the Reboot button.

4. The unit (Transmitter or Receiver) will reboot.

EDID Settings (Receiver Only)

1. From the System screen, click on the Utilities tab.

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Utilities Tab

2. The Utilities tab will appear.

Utilities Tab

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3. Under the Reset EDID to Default Value, select a Default

EDID value:

• Default HDMI EDID: The Receiver will use the connected

HDMI Display Device’s EDID setting for the default
settings.

• Default DVI EDID: Does Not Apply.

• Default VGA EDID: Does Not Apply.

4. Click the Apply button to apply the EDID changes.

Entering a Console API Command

1. From the System screen, click on the Utilities tab.

Utilities Tab

2. The Utilities tab will appear.

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Utilities Tab

3. Enter an API command in the Console API Command eld.

4. Click the Apply button to execute the API command. The

Output eld will return command values.

Note: A note will appear at the top of the screen indicating
that the command was applied.

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Viewing Statistics

1. From the System screen, click on the Statistics tab.

2. The Statistics tab will appear listing statistics for the selected

unit:

• State Machine: List the current state of the unit

(Transmitter or Receiver)

• Network: Displays the current network settings.

• Video: Displays the current EDID settings and local video

output.

Statistics Tab

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Basic Video Wall Conguration

Note: The Video Wall function can support a maximum of
9x9 wall conguration or a total of 81 receivers (where net­work resources allow).

1. From the System screen, click on the Video Wall tab, along

the top of the screen.

Video Wall Tab

2. The Video Wall screen will appear.

3. The following options will be under the Basic Setup section

on the screen:

• Bezel and Gap Compensation: Allows you to ll out the

dimensions of the rst monitor in the video wall.

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Bezel and Gap Compensation Section

• OW: Enter the outside width of the rst monitor in

millimeters.

• OH: Enter the outside height of the rst monitor in

millimeters.

• VW: Enter the view width (width of the screen) of the

rst monitor in millimeters.

• VH: Enter the view height (height of the screen) of the

rst monitor in millimeters.

• Wall size and Position Layout: Allows you to enter the

number of monitors used in the video wall.

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Wall Size and Position Layout Section

• Vertical Monitor Count: Enter the number of monitors

that are in the video wall setup along the vertical plain
(side by side).

• Horizontal Monitor Count: Enter the number of

monitors that are in the video wall setup along the
horizontal plane.

• Row Position: Allows you to assign a number to the

monitor in the rst row position. For example the
monitor in the rst row should have the number 0 and
the second monitor should be 1.

• Column Position: Allows you to assign a number to the

monitor in the rst column position. For example the
monitor in the rst column position should have the
number 0 and the second monitor should be 1.

• Show OSD: Selecting this check box will place a

number of each of the connected displays.

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4. On the Apply To: eld, Select the device(s) you want to

apply the video wall settings to.

5. Click the Apply button to apply the settings to the selected

device(s).

Advanced Video Wall Conguration

1. From the System screen, click on the Video Wall tab, along

the top of the screen.

Video Wall Tab

2. Select the Advance Setup section on the screen.

3. The Choose Control Target section will appear.

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Choose Control Target Section

4. Click the Show OSD check box to place a number of each of

the connected displays.

5. Use the Choose Control Target controls to select all

connected monitors or to select a specic row or column.

Icon Description

Select all connected monitors

Select a specic column

Select a specic row

6. When you have selected a control target you can adjust the

following on the Control Options section:

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Control Options Section

• Reset to basic Setup: Allows you to revert back to the

basic setup settings.

• Stretch Type: Allows you to select a image stretch type

e.g. Fit In (t to screen).

• Clockwise Rotation: Allows you to rotate the image

clockwise.

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• Screen layout row x column: Allows you to enter the

number of monitor per row and column e.g. 4 x 4.

• Row Position: Allows you to indicate the row position of

the Transmitter.

• Column Position: Allows you to indicate the column

position of the Transmitter.

• Horizontal Shift: Allows you to shift the selected display

horizontally.

• Vertical Shift: Allows you to shift the selected display

vertically.

• Horizontal Scale Up: Allows you to scale the display up by

pixels/column count.

• Vertical Scale Up: Allows you to scale the display up by

pixels/row count.

7. Click the corresponding Apply button after you have made a

change to specic eld.

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Setting an IP Address

1. From the System screen, click on the Network tab along the

top of the screen.

Network Tab

2. The Network screen will appear.

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Network Screen

3. On the IP Setup section, pick an IP Mode from the IP Mode

eld:

• Auto IP: The system will automatically assign an IP Address

to the unit.

• DHCP: The DHCP server will automatically assign an IP

Address to the unit.

• Static: Allows you to manually assign an IP Address to the

unit.

4. If you selected Static, enter the IP Address, Subnet Mask, and

Default Gateway in the corresponding elds.

5. Click the Apply button to apply IP changes.

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Changing Casting Mode

1. From the System screen, click on the Network tab along the

top of the screen.

Network Tab

2. The Network screen will appear.

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Network Screen

3. Under the Casting Mode section on the screen, select either:

• Multicast: Send data to multiple sources.

• Unicast: Send data to a single source.

4. It is also recommended that you select the AutoSelect USB

Operation Mode check box.

5. Click the Apply button.

6. Reboot the unit (Transmitter or Receiver) in order to apply

the new settings.

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Conguring Video Over IP

1. From the System screen, click on the Functions tab, along

the top of the screen.

Functions Tab

2. The Functions screen will appear.

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3. On the Video Over IP section on the screen, the following

options will be listed:

Video Over IP Section

• Enable Video Over IP: Allows you to enable or disable the

video over IP function.

• Enable Video Wall: Allows you to enable or disable the

video wall function.

• Maximum Bit Rate (Receiver only): Allows you to select

the number of bits per second that are transferred across a
network.

• Maximum Frame Rate: Allows you to select a Frame Rate

percentage. Use the slider to select a percentage min. =
2% max = 100%

4. Click the Apply button and reboot the Receiver to apply the

changes.

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Conguring USB Over IP

1. From the System screen, click on the Function tab, along the

top of the screen.

Functions Tab

2. The Functions screen will appear.

3. On the USB Over IP section on the screen, the following

options will be listed:

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USB over IP Section

• Enable USB Over IP: Allows you to enable of disable the

USB Over IP function.

• Operation Mode

• Auto Select Mode: This setting will automatically select

the appropriate operation mode multicast or unicast.

• Active On Link: Use if using unicast mode.

• Active Per Request: Use if using multicast mode.

• Compatibility Mode

• Mouse Not Responding Well: Select this check box if

the connected USB mouse is responding slowly.

• K/M Over IP: Deselect the check box if the connected

mouse, keyboard, and touch pad are not working.

4. Click the Apply button and reboot the unit (Transmitter or

Receiver) to apply changes.

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Conguring Serial Over IP

1. From the System screen, click on the Function tab, along the

top of the screen.

Functions Tab

2. The Functions screen will appear.

3. On the Serial Over IP section on the screen, the following

options will be listed:

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Serial Over IP Section

• Enable Serial Over IP: Allows you to enable or disable the

serial over IP function.

• Operation Mode: Allows you to select an operation mode

type:

• Type 1: Uses the connected PC’s RS232 port to

communicate with dierent remote RS232 devices.
Those devices may have dierent RS232 baudrate
settings. The communication is RS232 dual direction
and machine talks to remote RS232 devices one at a
time. Addition software is required.

• Type 2: Uses the connected PC’s RS232 port to talk

to one or many RS232 devices. Under one to many
(multicast) scenario. RS232 communication is typically
one way from the PC to RS232 devices. The RS232 over
IP channel just works without the need of any extra
RS232 control commands.

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• Type 1 Guest: Not currently active

• Type 2 Guest: Through standard Ethernet network, the

extender communicates with remote Serial Devices
(RS232).

• Baud rate Settings

• Baud rate: Allows you to select a baud rate (speed at

which data is transmitted), from the drop down list.

• Data Bits: Select the number of bits that represent one

character of data (8, 7, 6, or 5).

• Parity: Select the when error checking occurs while

transmitting data (none, odd, or even).

• Stop Bits: Select a Stop Bit from the drop down list (1 or

2). A stop bit is an error check used to check a baud rate
or byte length mismatch.

4. Click the Apply button and reboot the unit (Transmitter or

Receiver) to apply changes.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. If the units are having issues communicating with one

another:

• Check to make sure the network supports both Jumbo

Frames and IGMP and that these setting are enabled.

2. If you are using Multicast mode and not receiving audio

through the Microphone port.

• You will have to change to Unicast mode for the

microphone port to work. See the Changing Casting Mode
section for further details.

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Warranty Information

This product is backed by a two-year warranty.

For further information on product warranty terms and conditions, please refer
to www.startech.com/warranty.

Limitation of Liability

In no event shall it be the liability of StarTech.com Ltd. and StarTech.com USA
LLP (or their ocers, directors, employees or agents) for any damages (whether
direct or indirect, special, punitive, incidental, consequential, or otherwise), loss
of prots, loss of business, or any pecuniary loss, arising out of or related to the
use of the product exceed the actual price paid for the product.

Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or
consequential damages. If such laws apply, the limitations or exclusions
contained in this statement may not apply to you.

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